Are you a hands-on problem solver with a passion for engines, equipment, and keeping things running smoothly? Join our team as a Landscape Mechanic, where your expertise will ensure the reliable operation of a wide range of automotive, small engine, and heavy-duty landscape equipment. You'll inspect, repair, and maintain everything from trucks and trenchers to compressors and tractors—keeping our operations moving and our team safe and successful.

This is more than a mechanic’s role—it's a critical position that blends precision craftsmanship with daily problem-solving, proactive maintenance, and a strong focus on quality, safety, and service.

Core Competencies

Exceptional organization and time management

Strong sense of ownership and attention to quality

Proactive and solution-oriented approach

Safety-first mindset in all aspects of work

Customer-centric with excellent internal and external communication

Key Responsibilities

Inspect, diagnose, and repair defects in a variety of equipment using tools such as motor analyzers, pressure gauges, chassis charts, and manuals

Overhaul and rebuild engines, transmissions, clutches, pumps, power units, and generators

Adjust brakes, align wheels, and perform critical reassembly of mechanical components

Perform preventive maintenance tasks, including oil changes, battery checks, tire repair, and lubrication

Operate and test equipment to ensure functionality after repairs

Maintain and repair water trucks, trenchers, pipe-laying machines, and related equipment

Prepare equipment for storage and maintain spare units in working condition

Respond to service or emergency road calls when required

Transport or pick up parts as needed

 

Qualifications & Skills Education & Experience

2–4 years of experience with automotive, heavy equipment, or small engine repair

Or, equivalent combination of training and hands-on experience

Technical Proficiency

Ability to analyze mechanical issues, read schematics, blueprints, and factory manuals

Familiarity with tools and equipment such as torque wrenches, grinders, compressors, welders, and diagnostic devices

Comfortable operating both power and manual tools for precision repair

Reasoning & Problem Solving

Strong decision-making skills using real-time data, diagnostics, and experience

Ability to interpret verbal, written, and diagram-based instructions

Communication

Clear and professional verbal and written communication skills

Capable of documenting repairs and maintenance records accurately

Physical & Sensory Demands

Medium physical workload: lifting 20–50 lbs occasionally, frequent standing, bending, kneeling, crouching

Requires fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and visual precision

Work environment includes exposure to loud noise and outdoor elements

Performance Expectations: Tools & Equipment Knowledge

Proficient with:

Arbor press, grinders, riveters, torque wrenches, soldering tools

Welding equipment, compressors, manual and power saws

Diagnostic and measuring instruments, mechanical blueprints, and templates

Work Quality & Output

High level of precision and accuracy

Reliable, consistent, and efficient output

Maintains standards of excellence with minimal supervision

Workplace Conduct

Dependable and punctual, with strong attendance record

Enthusiastic, self-starting, and proactive approach

Strong interpersonal relationships and team collaboration

Committed to cleanliness, safety, and proper housekeeping in the work area

Physical Requirements

Lifting: Up to 50 lbs occasionally

Movement: Frequent stooping, kneeling, crouching, reaching, handling tools

Vision: Requires near acuity, depth perception, and color distinction

Coordination: Hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity for detailed repair work

Environmental Conditions

Noise: Exposure to loud work environments

Work Setting: Indoor and outdoor environments; may involve variable weather conditions

If you love working with your hands, solving mechanical challenges, and making a tangible impact every day—we’d love to hear from you.